Fort Wayne Journal and New York Merchants Clash Over Bills
The Fort Wayne Journal reports the New York Merchants Association opposes the Aldrich financial bill in Congress. New York University announces a practical advertising course with lectures by prominent advertisers and publishers. Dr. H W Wiley testifies on poisons in foods and medicines, noting kidney excretion and urging caution with preservative substances. He discusses sulphur dioxide fruit drying methods and salt curing as a whitening and drying agent.
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Merchants’ Association of New York
Hey
Aldrich Financial
Besh
School of Commerce, Account Andinance
New York University
Hes R
University
H.W. Wiler
Government
Pireau
Department of Agriculturs
Bureau
Wiley
Trusts and the Cost of Living in 1907 and 1937
A historical discussion notes living costs rising sharply from 1907 to 1937 under protective tariffs. It claims the Dingley Act boosted duties, reducing foreign competition and fostering domestic trusts while increasing prices for necessities. The piece highlights tariff shelter and numerous trusts formed since the act.
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Weing
Snio Ced
Uils
Afl Det
Shall Women Propose? Demands on Marriage Reform
Minnesota congressman J Adam Bedal argues women should be free to propose marriage as divorce rates rise he claims the social order will improve if women select partners. He cites long marriage history and “the fall of women” as reasons for reform.
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J. Adam Bede
Minnesota
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Tts
Mr. Bedal
Fragmented thoughts on courtship and social norms
A jumble of 19th century voice debates whether men or women should propose in love and marriage. The speaker questions penalties for rejected suitors, the role of social pressure, and whether women may legally or socially defend against advances. References to consequences and seams of tradition appear throughout.
Political talk in Columbia City on employment and nominations
The Columbia City Post reports Mayor Moser addressing Idle Reckineries on Fort Wayne Hill on Wednesday evening. He urges workers to seek jobs now rather than theories as the Republican district convention nears a resolutions vote declaring the panic over and job openings available. Candidates circled include Cortellus Gearin for county treasurer and City Clerk Frank Youngovan slated for a ticket place.
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Columbia City Post
Fort Warne
Moser
Hosey
Afferims Cortelus Gearin
Traster
Warne Township
Frank Joungovan
Wdungovan
Fire Gutts a Three Story Beyer Building in Waterloo
Waterloo February 6 a three story brick building erected by Dever Bros a noted produce dealer was gutted by fire around 6 30 p m Flames roared from a window and despite a strong fire department effort the blaze consumed the structure and its contents estimated between eighteen and twenty thousand dollars with no insurance The loss included a carload of butter eggs and poultry which were destroyed and the flames threatened nearby properties before finally being confined to the Dover building area.
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Journal-Gazette
Waterloo, Inc
Dever Bros
Ue Mine
Dover
Russell Hall
Paul Shamhart Has Chance For Life After Accident
The eight year old son of Rev W P Shamhart was knocked down and run over by a Broadway car. He is reported improving slightly and remains under medical care. Doctors have not issued a definite statement on his condition. The boy remembers the accident and was near his mother at the time. The father hopes for full recovery despite the serious hedging of the event.
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Pay
W. P. Shamhart
Shumiart
Jase
Shambert
Betora
Paul
Lia
Bey
Shwinhart
Hines
Westlon
Lester Rowland Returns Home From Hospital
Lester Rowland comes home after multiple operations and treatment. He was transported by train for care near his home and is under supervision of Rev. C. A. Spitler, with plans for a return to his residence in the local parish.
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Ind
Musa
Wielowe
C. AL Spitler
Tits Howe
May Soon Free Thaw May Soon Free Thaw
Hospital authorities may recommend Harry K Thaw’s release without legal proceedings after a 30 day period if judged sane. Doctors at Matteawan describe him as a model prisoner though observers note ongoing friction among his counsel and a lack of frequent family visits.
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Matteawan
Harry K Uraw
Branford White
Britton B. Gyans
A. Russell Peabody
Lamb
Evana
Tig
Thaw
Ts Mylum
Evelyn Nesbit Thi
Feme
Motteawan
Feud Chief Shot Dead in Jackson Feud Violence
A Jackson feud between the Hargis and Cockrill families escalated with the fatal shooting of Ben Hargis and later murders connected to the long running conflict. The report details key figures Judge James Hargis, Jim Cockrill, and attorney Jamies Marcum, plus a dramatic coffin purchase for Judge Hargis.
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James
Alex
Elbert
Cockrills
Hargises
Ben Hargis
James Hergis
Cockrill Pays
Jackson
Cockrill
Gox
Dr. Cox
John Smith
John Almer
Hargis
Jim Corkrill
Lesington
Téegis
Iarcum
Ile Sus
Tilking
Cartain Ewen
Rane
Marcum
Frrom
Curt Jatt
Tort White
Penitentiae
Hils
Anil
Mote in Our Brothers Eye Editorial Banquet in Indianapolis
Indiana editorial meeting with about 200 members and wives debated campaign strategies. National Chairman Taggart urged aggressiveness, honesty, and unity to place Indiana in the Democratic column in November.
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Indianapolis
Fey
Indiana Democratic
A. B. Crampton
Delphi
Democratic Emtorial Association
Thomas Taggart
National Democratic Committee
OW. H. O'Brien
State Committee
Dewswazers
Detademirie Party
Indiana
Royse J ©. Purcell
Barnhert
Republican Party
Alscredite? Ust
Rawelye
Democratic Party
Casary
Gnanlahyrenie
Bryan
Roosevelt
Earlham First in Oratory Contest in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on February 6, students and friends from seven Indiana colleges attended Caleb Milly hall to hear speakers on democracy religion and peace. Walter Bay led Earlham to first place with "The Individual and the Party" followed by Chester Tuscott of DePauw and Joseph T. Rosle of Notre Dame in second and third respectively.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Walker BR. Milex
Arbam
Modern Five
Walter H. Linn
Webasi
Walter Bay
Harnam
Chester Tuscott
DePauw
Seph T. Rosle
Notre Dame
Local Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias Goes To City
Members of the local lodge accompanied by about seventeen members of the Tlunctihutten mintermert rank marched Rows Cale finn street yesterday and took the train for Columbia City where the Fifth district meeting was held yesterday. The Hintinghin band accompanied them during the journey and the event.
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Knigh
Pythigs
Tlunctihutten Mintermert Rank
Cale Finn Street
Naanco Cue Pannsylvania Depot
Chlumbia City
Hell
Accongemien
Ervnights
Aldrich Embraces Roosevelt Message in Republican Shift
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Aldrich wavered toward Roosevelt after reading the president’s message. Party leaders weigh backing Roosevelt’s platform over Taft, with some viewing the note as a turning point shaping a progressive conservative blend. Letters and wires pour to the White House and Capitol as lawmakers gauge public sentiment.
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Aldrich
Bryan
Roosevelt
Repubblican
House
Senator Aldrich
H. Taft
Taft
Rhoinle Island
Deep Sea
Taft Isler
Cannon
Payne
Dailzell
Sherman
Hepburn
White House
Capitol
Will Wonders Never Cease Temedy Sale At Fort Wayne
Crowds gathered at a drug store in Fort Wayne to buy the Temedy after a large sale at the Temedy col Cindial. The paper notes many residents credited Root Salee with cures from taking two bottles, reporting broad health excitement in every city where the remedy ran.
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Ft. Wayne
PROWLERS TRY DOOR OF RESIDENCE INDIANA ORCHARD AD
Eros Mr. Alert Titlick of Cantrall writes about stomach trouble and relief after using Reed dulee tonic. He reports improved appetite and digestion after trying the product, describes a troublesome incident with intruders, and mentions purchasing at a drug co distributor in Fort Wayne.
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Eros
Alert Titlick
Cantrall. 7
Laporte
Ind
Innwler
Dort Wayne Dreg Co
Sought and Found Death in Front of Train
Journal Gazette want ads fragment notes death in front of train. A terse item mentions a wanted ad inquiry and a brief reference to the publication. No further details are readable in the supplied text.
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Journal
Gazette
Republican Candidates Vie for Iowa Governorship Nomination
In Des Moines on February 6, Anther Carroll announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. He is the second candidate in the field, with Gar Warrey Guest already declaring. Carroll represents the less reformist wing while Guest appeals to the progressive elements within the party.
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Des Moines In
Fed. 6
Anther Carroll
Secund
Deut
Warrey Guest
Gurst
Carroll
Fragmented political speech on reaction and accountability
The text notes Republicans facing a platform of change while Democrats bear partial responsibility. It references recent House speeches and public reaction in Washington, arguing readers realize reactionary thought is past and blame shifts to the people who backed such rhetoric.
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House of Representatives
Wesshington
Ordnance Board Plans Airship Purchases Delayed
Washington February 6 The ordnance and fortifications board reviewed forty one bids for supplying heavier-than-air craft for the army but many were ruled informal or impracticable. The board recommended to the secretary of war an allotment of funds to cover expenses while final conclusions are kept confidential.
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Washington
Ordnance and Fortifications
Oke
Rial
Watt
Michigan Grand Jury Ordered to Investigate Three State Officers
A Michigan grand jury was ordered this afternoon to examine three state matters. The charges involve former state treasurer Frank P. Glazier, who resigned while under investigation, and allegations of attempted influence on legislative actions and a proposal affecting the state prison system.
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Michigan
Saginaw Senator Election Probe Notes Improper Means
A year ago Arthur Hill of Saginaw faced allegations of improper means to influence a United States senator election. Judge Wiest declared the jury should consider the best interests and warned of further matters to be presented later.
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United States
Arthur Hill
Saginaw
Judge Wiest
Thing Ami
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